texts: There is a Taiwanese-American scientist who worked for the University of California at the Los Alamos National Laboratory. Simulations of nuclear explosions were created for scientific inquiry and to improve the safety and reliability of the U.S. nuclear arsenal. He was indicted by a federal grand jury in 1999 for stealing secrets about the U.S. nuclear arsenal for the PRC. After federal investigators were unable to prove their initial accusations, the government conducted a separate investigation and was able to charge <mask> with improper handling of restricted data, one of the original 59 indictment counts, to which he pleaded guilty as part of a plea settlement. In June 2006 <mask> received $1.6 million from the federal government and five media organizations as part of a settlement of a civil suit he had filed against them for leaking his name to the press before any formal charges had been filed against him. The judge apologized to <mask> for denying him bail and putting him in solitary confinement and excoriated the government for misrepresentations to the court. During Japanese rule, <mask> was born to a Hoklo family in Taiwan.He graduated from National Cheng Kung University in Tainan with a Bachelor of Science in mechanical engineering in 1963. <mask> describes life as being harsh in My Country Versus Me. <mask>'s father died when he was young. His mother committed suicide because she didn't want to burden the family. He was a young boy in Taiwan when the Republic of China suppressed the February 28 incident. Taiwan's brother died when he was a conscript and his commanding officers wouldn't allow him to take medicine. <mask> overcame the odds.He had a great teacher in the 6th grade who encouraged his intellectual abilities. He studied mechanical engineering at the university and became interested in fluid dynamics. <mask> came to the United States in 1965, to continue his studies in mechanical engineering at Texas A&M University. He became a U.S. citizen in 1974 after receiving his doctorate in mechanical engineering with a specialization in fluid mechanics. He moved to New Mexico in 1978. From 1999 to 1999 he was a scientist in weapons design at Los Alamos National Laboratory. The simulation software he created was used to gain scientific understanding and help maintain the safety and reliability of the US nuclear weapons arsenal.The United States Department of Energy officials, including Secretary of Energy Bill Richardson, publicly named <mask> as a suspect in the theft of classified nuclear-related documents from Los Alamos. Richardson was criticized by the Senate for not testifying sooner in regards to the espionage inquiry. Richardson said that he was waiting to uncover more information before speaking to Congress. On December 10, 1999, <mask> was arrested, indicted on 59 counts, and jailed in solitary confinement without bail until September 13, 2000, when he accepted a plea bargain from the federal government. The government's case against <mask> could not be proven and he was released on time. He was charged with one count of mishandling sensitive documents that did not require pre- trial solitary confinement, but the other 58 counts were dropped. President Bill Clinton apologized to <mask> for the federal government's treatment during the investigation.Before charges were filed against <mask>, he filed a lawsuit to get the names of the public officials who leaked his name. It raised the issue of whether journalists should have to reveal their sources in court. <mask>'s lawsuit was settled by the federal government just before the Supreme Court was to decide whether to hear the case. "Top decision makers in the executive branch have embarrassed our entire nation and each of us who is a citizen," said the federal judge who heard the case. An intelligence agent from the People's Republic of China gave U.S. agents papers which indicated that they knew the design of a particularly modern U.S. nuclear warhead. <mask> was recorded on a wiretap talking to a scientist who was accused of espionage. <mask> offered to find out who turned him in.<mask> said he didn't know the scientist until the FBI showed proof of the conversation. The FBI closed the file on <mask> in 1984 despite some evidence that could have kept the case open. The FBI didn't pay much attention to <mask> for 12 years. The FBI had lost the file from the meetings they had with <mask>. A group of Chinese scientists went to Los Alamos National Laboratory in 1994 for a meeting. Dr. Hu Side is the head of the Chinese Academy of Engineering Physics. He was credited with the design of the weapon.<mask> showed up to the meeting without being told. The FBI opened up a new investigation of <mask> after LANL officials contacted them. <mask> was given a polygraph test by a DOE contractor. He was not told why he went to China to escort his nephew. He admitted that he had met with Dr. Hu Side in a hotel room in 1988 and that Hu had asked him for classified information. <mask> failed to report this contact and approach by individuals requesting classified information as required by security regulations. He was told that he passed the test, but was stripped of his Q clearance.<mask> went along with the deletion of the classified information he held on his computers even though he questioned the action against him. After taking three more polygraph tests, he was told by the FBI agents that he had failed all of them. The Wall Street Journal ran an article in January titled "China Got Secret Data on U.S. Warhead" without naming a suspect. On March 6, The New York Times published an article on the W-88 case, "China Stole Nuclear Secrets for Bombs, U.S. Aides Say," without naming the suspect. The New York Times held back publication for one day, saying it would consider a further delay if asked personally by the FBI director, who did not act on the request. On March 5, the FBI interviewed Dr. <mask> and he consented to a search of his office. On March 8, 1999, <mask> was fired from his job at Los Alamos National Laboratory for failure to maintain classified information securely.FBI investigators determined that the design data the PRC had obtained could not have come from the Los Alamos Lab, because it related to information that would only have been available to someone like a so-called "downstream" contractor, meaning one involved in the final warhead production process. The FBI continued to look for evidence to implicate <mask> in committing espionage for the PRC despite the fact that he was in the clear. 60 agents were assigned to <mask>'s case to prove that he was a spy. On April 10, the FBI conducted a search of <mask>'s house, seizing any items related to computers or computing, as well as anything written in Chinese. The FBI and Department of Energy decided to conduct a full forensic examination of <mask>'s office computer. <mask>'s computer was examined and it was found that he had backed up his work files, which were restricted though not classified, onto tapes, and had also transferred these files from a system used for processing classified data onto another, also secure, system designated for unclassified data. <mask>'s clearance and access to the unclassified but secure network were revoked by the FBI after they discovered his transfer.<mask> requested from a colleague in another part of Los Alamos to be allowed to use his computer, at which time he transferred the data to a third unclassified computer network. The government retroactively redesignated the data <mask> had copied, changing it from its former designation of "PARD", which was just above the "Unclassified" designation and contained 99 percent unclassified data, to a new designation of "Secret", which was treated. The Department of Justice's case was built around the download of restricted information. It tried to prove that Dr. <mask> had an intent to hurt the United States by denying it the exclusive use of nuclear information. <mask> was indicted on 59 counts, 39 of which were for mishandling information under the Atomic Energy Act of 1954, and 20 of which were for lesser violations of the Espionage Act. The McMahon Act was passed in response to the case of Cambridge physicist Alan Nunn May, who confessed to giving Manhattan Project secrets to the USSR. If the presiding judge rules that the government must reveal in open court what specifically was on the tapes, the prosecution would have to plead out the case or risk compromising state secrets.Dr. <mask> was in solitary confinement for nine months. His treatment, which included constant shackling, was inconsistent with treatment of other prisoners at the Santa Fe County detention facility and became a source of great controversy for the DOJ. The judge ordered the government to reveal the information on the tapes. According to Louis Freeh and Janet Reno, they had no choice but to plea out Dr. <mask> in order to find out where the missing tapes were and not risk sensitive government information. According to his book My Country Versus Me, Dr. <mask> admitted to having made copies of the tapes which he later destroyed. <mask> was found guilty of one felony count of illegal "retention" of national defense information. He was released from jail and the charges against him were dropped.The judge apologized to Dr. <mask> for the way he was treated. The judge regretted that he was misled by the executive branch into ordering Dr. <mask>'s internment. The government's prosecution of the case was denounced by him. Bill Clinton commented that he was troubled by the way Dr. <mask> was treated. <mask> is retired and lives in New Mexico with his wife. He has two grown children, a son and daughter, who were once interns at Los Alamos Laboratory. He wrote a memoir in 2003 called My Country Versus Me, in which he described his love of classical music, literature, poetry, fishing in the mountains of New Mexico, and his dedication to organic gardening.He claims that his Asian ethnicity was a factor in his prosecution. Several scientists of non-Han Chinese ancestry who were responsible for similar security transgressions but were able to continue their careers were cited as evidence of racial profiling. Louis Freeh denied the charges. <mask> was compensated for privacy violations by the U.S. federal government and five news organizations. Since the government insisted that they wouldn't pay anything that would be perceived as damages to <mask>, the United States portion of the settlement only applies to lawyer's fees and taxes. While in prison, he started writing an applied physics textbook. The 2001 play The Legacy Codes was written by American playwright Cherylene <mask>.The government's treatment of Dr. <mask> <mask> inspired the short story "Amnesty" in the 2005 edition of Bloodchild and Other Stories. In the play Yellow Face, playwright David Henry Hwang places this incident in the context of a larger number of cases of racial profiling against Asian Americans. The 2010 short film The Profile and its animated remake were both made by American film maker Ray Arthur Wang. The list of Chinese spy cases in the United States was included in the Cox Report Espionage Act of 1917. A Convenient Spy: <mask> <mask> and the Politics of Nuclear Espionage was written by Dan Stober and <mask>. Code Name Kindred Spirit: Inside the Chinese Nuclear Espionage Scandal was written by Notra Trulock. People from Taiwan, American people of Chinese descent, and people with acquired American citizenship live in the United States.

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texts: "Horus, Lord of Maat, has perfected me", also read Snefru or Snofru. The Oxford History of Ancient Egypt suggests a reign from around 2613 to 2589 BC, a reign of 24 years, and Rolf Krauss suggests a 30-year reign. Major innovations in the design and construction of pyramids were introduced by him. An inscription at the Red Pyramid of Dahshur shows the king's 24th cattle count, which is the highest-known date, and it is thought to be an underestimate. His years after the 10th, the 13th, and the 18th count are documented at his Meidum pyramid. It would take a minimum of 27 years for Sneferu to rule Egypt. The year of the 7th count of Sneferu is shown in recto 6 at the bottom of the fragment while the year of the 8th count is shown in recto 7 on the following row.There is a previous mostly intact column for Sneferu in recto 5 which also mentions events in this king's reign in a specific year but does not mention the previous 6th year. The year after the 6th count of Sneferu is when this column must be dated. It would take a minimum of 28 years for Sneferu's reign to end. Egyptologists only have a few dates for the years of the 2nd, 7th, 8th, 12th, 13th, 14th, 15th, 16th, 17th, 18th, 23rd and 24. There are fewer years after the count dates known for Sneferu compared to the year of the count or census dates. The first king of the Fourth Dynasty of ancient Egypt was a family and succession named Sneferu. In the third century BC, an Egyptian priest named Manetho categorized the pharaohs of Egypt into thirty-one dynasties.Modern scholars follow his method of grouping despite his flaws. The PapyrusPrisse supports the idea that King Huni was Sneferu's predecessor. The king of Upper and Lower Egypt, Huni, died at the landing place and the king of Upper and Lower Egypt, Sneferu, was raised up as a king in this land. This idea may be related to the etymology of the king's name, which means "to make beautiful". The Cairo Annals Stone indicates that his mother may have been a woman, but it is not certain if Huni was Sneferu's father. The mother of the builder of the Great Pyramid was Hetepheres I. Hetepheres I was the successor to Sneferu.King's Son of his Body, King's vizier is called Ankhhaf. The body was found in G 7510. The Boston Museum of Fine Arts has a bust of Ankhhaf. The King's Daughter Hetepheres married Ankhhaf. King's oldest son and son of his body is Kanefer. There is a tomb in Dashur. The second izier of Sneferu continued to serve.Nefermaat I is the husband of Itet. One of the five people at the house of Thoth was the Priest of Bastet. The first one of Sneferu. Netjeraperef is buried in Dashur. The King's Son of his Body is the High Priest of Re. His wife Nofret was buried with him. The owner of the famous statues is in the Cairo Museum.Aefer. The body was found in Meidum. Iynefer I. There was a body in Dashur. Hetepheres A married Ankhhaf. Her mother was named Queen Hetepheres. The oldest daughter of Sneferu, Nefert Ikau is the King's Daughter of his Body.The body was found in the mastaba G 7050. Her tomb is from the time of Khafra. Nefertkau's son Nefermaat II and her grandson are mentioned in the tomb. King's daughter is called Nefertnesu. My son is known from a false door. He was buried in Dashur during the 5th dynasty. Meritites I was the Great of Sceptre and King's Wife.Henutsen is King's daughter. The three pyramids he is thought to have built are the most well known monuments from his reign. There are two pyramids in Dahshur: the Bent Pyramid and the Red Pyramid. The Great Pyramid of the Egyptian Old Kingdom was one of the Seven Wonders of the Ancient World because of the evolution of monumental pyramid structures. The Pyramid at Meidum is the first large undertaking by Sneferu. Some scholars think that King Huni is to blame for the origin of the Meidum pyramid. The progression of technology and ideology surrounding the king's burial site can be seen in the pyramid.The stone structure is testimony to the transition from a stepped pyramid structure to a true pyramid structure. The pyramid was conceived as a seven-stepped structure similar to the Djoser complex at Saqqara, according to archaeological investigations. Modifications later were made to add another platform, and at an even later stage limestone facing was added to create the "true" pyramid finish. The pyramid consists of a descending northern passage, two underground chambers, and a burial vault, but unlike previous tombs, the burial chamber is built directly within the main body. The Rhomboidal Pyramid, also known as the Bent Pyramid, attests to an increase in architectural innovations. The upper levels of the pyramid have an angle of about 43. The pyramid was modified due to unstable accretion layers and was not originally designed to be built this way.The abandonment of the step pyramid concept was marked by the laying of the top layers horizontally. The internal components of the pyramid have changed. There are two entrances, one from the north and the other from the west. The subterranean chambers are larger and have more complex diagonal portcullis systems in place. When the passageway is built ascending west, it introduces more change in the architecture of the time, as opposed to the conventionally descending northward direction of the passages of previously build pyramids. The Bent Pyramid will be open for tourism in July of 2019. Tourists will be able to enter the pyramid through a tunnel built from the northern entrance.The side pyramid, which is assumed to have been built for Hetepheres, will be accessible. It is the first time this pyramid has been open to the public. The Red Pyramid is expected to show the greatest complexity and change in architecture because of the increase of innovation in Sneferu's building projects. The construction of the Red Pyramid appears to be simpler than its predecessor. Some of the internal innovations that the previous pyramids boasted seem to be missing in the king's last monument. There is no evidence of a western entrance or diagonal portcullis in the main body of the monument. Many archaeologists have stopped studying the Red Pyramid because of the lack of these features.It is possible that his sarcophagus and mummy are hidden in his last structure. The Red pyramid may have secret chambers, as well as the true burial chamber of King Sneferu. Modern archaeologists are able to determine whether or not this is true. The spark for later pyramid builders to build on was provided by Sneferu's architectural innovations. The first king of the fourth dynasty set a challenging precedent for his successors, and only the Great Pyramid can match his accomplishments. The monuments of the kings decreased in size as time went on. The focus of Egyptian ideology might have shifted from the worship of the king to the worship of the sun god, Ra, as the Pyramid of Menkaure is only a fraction of the size of the previous pyramids.An extensive store of labour and materials would have been required to enable Sneferu to undertake such massive building projects. The king's foreign policy played a large part in Guillemette's opinion. The first goal was to establish an extensive labour force, and the second goal was to gain access to the raw materials and special products that were available in Libya and Nubia. There is a reference to this in the Palermo Stone. The year is over. Tuataua ships of mer wood have a hundred capacity and 60 royal boats have sixteen capacity. Seven thousand prisoners, men and women, and twenty thousand cattle, sheep, and goats were brought in by a raid in the Land of the Blacks.According to this inscription, <mask> was able to capture large numbers of people from other nations, make them his prisoners and then add them into his labour force by bringing forty ships of cedar wood. He captured cattle for the sustenance of his massive labour force during his raids into Nubia and Libya. It is suggested that the campaigns into Nubia may have contributed to the dissemination of the A- Group culture of that region. In ancient Libya, 11,000 prisoners and 13,100 head of cattle were captured. There is evidence of activity in the turquoise mines on the Sinai Peninsula. The stone he needed for his pyramids would be provided by large-scale quarrying projects. Praise of the Two Lands is the first known instance of a ship being referred to by name.See also List of Egyptian pyramids List of megalithic sites 4906 Seneferu, a minor planet named for the pharaoh. Egypt was in the Age of the Pyramids. The Ithaca edition of the Cornell University Press was published in 1997. Bard, A. The Archaeology of Ancient Egypt is an introduction. The publisher of Malden in 2008. Budge, Wallis.The literature of the ancient Egyptians. The project is called Gutenberg. Gutenberg.org has a file titled "Pg_ 100 Lepre, J.P." A comprehensive illustrated reference to the Egyptian Pyramids. The company was in London in 1990. The Royal Families of Ancient Egypt. Ed.Both Dylan and Aidan Dodson are from the same area. The company is called Thames and Hudson. The instruction of Kagemni. There were ancient Egyptian books of wisdom. The Oxford History of Ancient Egypt was published in November of 2008. Ed. Ian Shaw.The Fourth Dynasty of Egypt was known as the Pharaohs of the 26th-century BC and the 27th-century BC.


texts: His stage name is <mask> and he is a Canadian musician, rapper and singer. "Informer" was at the top of the charts for seven weeks. There is a song on the US Hot 100. One of four children born to an Irish-Canadian cabdriver and a homemaker, <mask> was raised in the North York district of Toronto. He was raised by his mother in the Allenbury Gardens public housing project where he fell in with a tough Irish-Canadian group and became involved in a cycle of fighting, drinking and stealing. He dropped out of school because he didn't know how to read. When he was growing up, he had a strong interest in rock music, but in 1983, when there was an influx of Jamaican immigrants to the neighborhood, he became enamored with the use of the Jamaican dialect, or Jamaican Patois.Dancehall and Reggae were blended with rock and Pop music to create his own style of music. <mask> served eight months of a one-year sentence after pleading guilty to beating a person with a crowbar during a bar brawl. DJ Marvin Prince and O'Brien became friends after Prince saw O'Brien at a party. For the next few years, they practiced in Prince's basement and played parties, with <mask> providing vocals and Prince playing records. Prince told the Los Angeles Times that they passed around a lot of tapes but couldn't get <mask> signed because he was white. Two people were stabbed at a North York pub in 1988 and <mask> was involved in the incident. He was charged with two counts of attempted murder after other people pointed the finger at him.<mask> served eight months in jail before a jury acquitted him on both counts. He went to school and wrote music while in jail. "Informer" was a song. Prince was able to pitch <mask>'s music to M.C. on a trip to New York. There is a person named shan. <mask> went to New York in 1991 to meet music producers. <mask> recorded his debut album, 12 Inches of Snow, on the Motorjam/Elektra record label.<mask> had to return to Canada and report to prison, so the album had to be recorded quickly. <mask> was in prison when 12 Inches of Snow was released. By the time <mask> was released, the single "Informer" was a chart-topping hit. 12 Inches of Snow sold over 8 million copies worldwide and the single "Informer" remained number 1 on the American charts for seven weeks. "Informer" is the best-selling single in US history, as well as the highest-charting single in history, according to the Guinness Book of World Records. "Girl I've Been Hurt" reached Number 19 on the Hot 100. <mask> won the Japan Gold Disc Award for New Artist of the Year in 1994.One of <mask>'s Jamaican neighbours introduced him to reggae and began calling him "<mask>" and "<mask> White". <mask> began borrowing and ordering tapes to perform. <mask> was referred to by Marvin Prince as "Superb Notorious Outrageous Whiteboy". <mask> continued to perform with the stage name of <mask> even though he never claimed the title. The legal battle between Prince and O'Brien centered on the origin of <mask>'s stage name. According to court documents, Marvin Prince left the tour after discovering that <mask> was getting more money from management than he was. The writer of the song "Runway" on the 12 Inches of Snow album was only listed as one of the co-writers of five other songs.Prince claimed that a draft of a multi-album production and recording agreement was given to both <mask> and himself. Unable to understand the contract, <mask> allegedly sent a copy to his mother to get legal advice from her friend, and Prince never saw the agreement again. Prince claimed to have entered an "oral agreement" with <mask> implying that the two would share profits from the album "fifty-fifty". According to Prince, the first agreement occurred in 1990 when the two men began working together on songs in Prince's basement and he suggested to <mask>, "if something comes out of this, let's be partners." According to Prince, the second oral agreement took place in August of 1991. <mask> referred to Prince as his partner in a promotional video, but claimed to have used the term in the wrong way. Prince admitted that the discussions were not concrete and that the parties never organized a formal business plan.They testified that they were unaware of a partnership between <mask> and Prince, and that they did not know that Prince co-produced 12 Inches of Snow. "Informer" was written by <mask>, Shan, and the composer. After <mask> and Prince had a falling out, Prince tried to get compensation from <mask>. The court threw out Prince's suit because he had no viable claims to a partnership with <mask>. Prince talked about his relationship with <mask> in an interview in the year 2019. Prince said that he and <mask> wrote "Informer" over the phone while <mask> was in prison. <mask> used the flute melody of "Foreign Mind" as the basis for "Informer", and Prince recalled playing it over the phone.Prince said parts of the first and third verse of "Informer" were reworked from a performance by Eek-A-Mouse. The final verse of "Informer" was written and performed by a second vocalist named "Little Red", according to Prince. M.C. was later claimed by co-producer and co-writer Edmond Leary. Most of the production credits went to Shan. He told Vice, "If you want the truth of the matter, if we hadn't done it equally and had to split up the money, I would have gotten 70% of writer's royalties off that album." Most of the words were mine, and the ideas and structures and background in the vocal booth with me telling him what keys to sing the harmonies in and what have you. I had a lot to do with the sound that went Platinum.After struggling with a cocaine addiction and homelessness, Leary was a street performer at Madison Square Park and Union Square. In 1994, <mask> collaborated with Cyndi Lauper on a song called "Hey Now (girls just want to have fun)". Murder Love was recorded in Jamaica, Canada, and New York by <mask> in 1994. While not a commercial success in North America, the album featured <mask> performing with a number of musicians. "Anything for You" became a club favorite and made <mask> a figure of respect on the Jamaican music scene, according to Elena Oumano. "Anything For You" was the top-selling single in Jamaica in 1995 and "Si Wi Dem Nuh Know We" was the number one. Murder Love was a popular album in Asia, with the single "Sexy Girl" remaining on Japan's Top Singles chart for 16 weeks, eventually reaching number one. For an online source see Super B.P.M Charts Tokyo at: http://www.sound.jp/tIn 1996, <mask> was included in the expansion of Dimsum Entertainment. Joey Boy's album Fun, Fun, Fun was produced by Eng. <mask> appeared in the music video for the Thai single "Fun, Fun, Fun". Joey Boy appeared on a song. Joey Boy was featured on <mask>'s track "Catch a Kick". Murder Loves "Si We Dem Nuh Know We" received a nomination for Best Reggae Recording at the end of 1996. The album produced three music videos, "Anything For You", "Anything For You (All Star Cast Remix)", and "Sexy Girl".<mask> performs "Rivertown" in the 1995 film Klash. Murder Love was followed by an album named after <mask>'s daughter, Justuss. The first single "Boom Boom Boogie" achieved gold status in Asia, with the music video appearing on MTV Japan five to six times a day. The single "If This World Were Mine" was released in the United States and Canada in 1997 but it failed to chart. The album reached number 12 on the U.S. chart and was nominated for Best Reggae album at the Juno Awards. The greatest hits of snow was released in 1997 and included "If This World Were Mine" on The Box. <mask> and M.C. were together in 1999.The album Cooler Conditions was produced by Shan. "The Plumb Song" peaked at number 27 on the Japan Singles chart. The recording was done at Metalworks Studios. <mask> signed with Virgin Music Canada in 2000. The album Mind on the Moon was released that year. "Snow Alert" was written by Mike Ross and was released on October 14, 2000. There is an online version of <mask> available at: http://jam.canoe.ca/ Music/Artists/S/Snow/2000.September 14, 2010. Two Hands Clapping was recorded in 2002 by <mask> and the producer. The first single, "Legal", reached number 13 on the Canadian Singles Chart. In November 2009, <mask>'s common law wife, Tamei Edberg, was diagnosed with cancer and died three weeks later. <mask> has a daughter, Justuss, who was born in 1996 and inspired him to name his third album after her. As Justuss gave birth to a son, <mask> became a grandfather. On his sixth and most recent full-length album, Two Hands Clapping, Justuss was featured on the song "J Dot" when she was six years old.He has two daughters from the same relationship, one of which was born in January of the same year. <mask> held a charity event called "ClosURE For Cancer" in Toronto in June of 2010 in which they raised $15,000. <mask> started a non-governmental organization called Pure Snow NGOs, which helps tenants living in non-profit housing. <mask> releases new music on his site and over the internet. <mask> and the Jingle Punks recorded a jingle for Yahoo after the company's CEO complained about the company's "hold" music. The first verse said, "You're on hold at Yahoo, Gimme a second while I patch you through." <mask> wrote this jam for you because the CEO didn't like the hold music.While in Miami, Florida, in the summer of 2014, <mask> signed with Bugatti Music Entertainment and began recording again with producers Cool & Dre, Kent Jones and Scott Storch. On October 2, <mask>'s new single "Shame" was released. All proceeds from "Shame" will be donated to the fight against cancer. <mask> married Tara Elizabeth Singh in May of 2016 in Toronto. Local radio station KISS 92.5 interviewed the newlyweds on May 22, 2016 after the ceremony. <mask> was awarded the Socan Classics 100,000 Radio Performances in Canada for commemorating more than 100k times his music has played on radio. Daddy Yankee, a Puerto Rican rapper, released a song called "Con Calma" featuring <mask> on January 23, 2019.The single became <mask>'s first entry on the chart since 1993 and reached number one on the US Hot Latin Songs list. The track reached the top of the charts in five Spanish-language countries and the top 10 in 10 other Latin America countries. The song entered the charts in Italy at number 14 and in Switzerland at number 23. The song was number one in the Netherlands in April. "Con Calma" was <mask>'s first entry on the Canadian Hot 100 chart. It peaked at number 6. <mask> and his wife Tara O'Brien attended the 5th Annual Latin American Music Awards in Hollywood, California.There were three awards for snow. <mask> and Daddy Yankee won four awards for their song "Con Calma" in February 2020. <mask> received the Pop Music Award from SOCAN. <mask> and Daddy Yankee won the Top Latin Song of the Year at the 2020 Billboard Music Awards, and "Con Calma" won big at the Latin Billboard Music Awards on October 21, 2020, with <mask> taking home six awards. Tara O'Brien attended the awards with <mask>. The Drew Carey Show theme song, "Moon Over Parma", was recorded by <mask> for the series' eighth and ninth seasons. <mask> played a prison guard in a film.The movie The Movie Out Here was produced by Canadian companies Kokanee and Alliance Films. A walk in a ravine turned into a police operation for <mask> and Tara Elizabeth when they appeared on the True Dating Stories web series. The entire series won Best Web Series at the Hollywood Comedy Shorts Film Festival. In Ethnicity, Politics, and Public Policy: Case Studies in Canadian Diversity, Rebecca J. Haines looked at <mask> as a symbol of Canadian ethnic identity. <mask> proudly boasts of his Irish heritage and pride in his family, the O'Brien's, and traces his Jamaican roots to the diverse community of Allenbury. In the video for his single Anything For You, shot on location in Jamaica, the white Canadian reggae artist <mask> is seen wearing the same jersey, perhaps in an attempt to proclaim his. <mask> and Ini Kamoze were two examples of "watered down" commercial reggae that rose to international popularity in the 1990s.In Living Color parodied "Informer" by featuring Jim Carrey as <mask> in a sketch. Pat McKay was a disc jockey in New York in 1996. I think it's the greatest compliment to reggae culture, and <mask> is a genuine artist. He has a fine singing voice, he's a great writer, and he generously includes other artists in his work. The realities of his generation are amplified by his authenticity and his sensitivity makes him feel intimate with all of his love songs. There are nominations and awards for the album The Greatest Hits of <mask>. "Con Calma" is the Latin Rhythm Song of the Year.

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texts: <mask>. "Jim" <mask> is an American engineer. He was the principal investigator of the Manufacturing Enterprise Integration Project at the National Institute of Standards and Technology. He received his bachelor's degree in electrical engineering from Drexel University and his master's degree in business administration from Bowling Green State University. In addition to systems engineering, international marketing, program management, and strategic planning, <mask> worked at the Manufacturing Systems and Technology Center of Westinghouse Electric Corporation in Columbia, Maryland. He was the principal investigator of the manufacturing enterprise integration project from 1993 to 2000. He served as the US expert to the SC4 Strategic Planning Advisory Group and was involved in the work to develop product- and process-data representation. He was the Chairman of the Steering Committee.He was the original chair of the Evolving Standards Focus Group of the Agile Manufacturing Enterprise Forum at the Iacocca Institute. As a member of the National Initiative for Product Data Exchange staff, he was the architect of the NIPDE Electronic Library. There are standards that apply to information representation and enterprise integration. The generalised enterprise reference architecture and methodology is a framework for enterprise integration and business process engineering. The components recommended for use in enterprise engineering are identified. The framework was developed in the 1990s by an IFAC/IFIP Task Force. The Task Force developed an overall definition of a generalised architecture after evaluating existing enterprise integration architectures.The framework was called GERAM for generalised enterprise reference architecture and methodology. <mask> is the convener of ISO TC184 SC5 WG1, Industrial Automation Systems and Integration, Architecture, Communications, and Integration Frameworks, Modeling and Architecture. He is a member of the US delegation to SC5 and a member of the US technical-advisory groups. Since the early days of computers in industry and especially in the manufacturing industry, the acronym for operations integration has been called enterprise integration. In spite of the different understandings of the scope of integration, it has always stood for information integration across at least parts of the enterprise. The right information is provided at the right place at the right time. The state of the art in integration in the 1990s has been confusing.It claims to provide solutions for many of the issues identified in enterprise integration. The solutions seem to compete with each other, use conflicting terminology, and do not provide any clues on their relations to solutions on other issues. Business-process re-engineering and concurrent engineering aim to identify and provide the information needed in the enterprise operation. Integration-platforms concepts are only promoted with marginal or no support of information identification. Tools that claim to support enterprise modelling exist in large numbers, but the support is rather marginal, especially if models are to be used by the end user. The lack of sufficient enterprise-integration technologies and their insufficient business justification make it difficult for the end- user community to understand and apply enterprise-engineering and enterprise-integration technologies. There is an increasing need for enterprise-engineering and enterprise-integration technology.Jim was the principal investigator of the project. Business process interoperability can be improved by developing standards to allow software applications to share information better. Since the 1990s, Publications Nell has published several scientific and professional papers as well as edited multiple books. There were books in 1997. The proceedings of the international conference on enterprise integration and modeling technology were held in Torino, Italy, in 1997. Kurt Kosanke edited it. Springer.2002. The IFIP International Federation for Information Processing is about building international consensus. A selection: 1995 was edited by Kurt Kosanke. The International Federation for Information Processing published "Enterprise Representation: An Analysis of Standards Issues" in 1996. There is a Standardization strategy that matches enterprise operation. The Research Reports Esprit was published in 1999. "Standards Road Map Project".With Neil Christopher. The NIST paper is at mel.nist.gov. 1999. "Standardisation in ISO for enterprise engineering and integration" was written by K. Kosanke.

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texts: <mask> (August 28, 1921 February 3, 1991) was an American character actress and comedienne best known as Miss Jane Hathaway on the CBS television series The Beverly Hillbillies. Robert Tilden and Marjorie C<mask> were the parents of early life Kulp. She was their only child. Kulp's parents were traveling salesman and a school teacher. The family moved from Pennsylvania to Florida before 1935. Kulp received a bachelor's degree in journalism from Florida State College for Women in 1943. At the University of Miami, she obtained a master's degree in English and French.She was a feature writer for the Miami Beach Tropics newspaper in the 1940s, writing about celebrities such as Clark Gable and the Duke and Duchess of Windsor. Kulp joined the United States Naval Reserve after leaving the University of Miami. She received several decorations while in the service, including the American Campaign medal. She was discharged in 1946. After marrying Charles Malcolm Dacus, Kulp moved to Hollywood to work in MGM's publicity department. She made her film debut as a character actress in The Model and the Marriage Broker after George Cukor convinced her that she should be an actress. She appeared in a number of films, including A Star is Born.Kulp returned to movies after working on The Bob Cummings Show and on The Case of the Deadly Toy. She played the role of Wilhelmina Peterson in the 1966 film The Night of the Grizzly. Kulp joined the cast of The Bob Cummings Show in 1955 as Pamela Livingstone, a neighborhood bird watcher. She was a waitress in an episode of the ABC/Warner Brothers series, "Johnny Bravo", with Clint Walker. Kulp played the role of Anastasia in three episodes of It's a Great Life. She appeared in the pilot episode of "The Fountain of Youth" in Colgate Theatre. She played Emma St. John in the episode "Kill with Kindness" of Bourbon Street Beat.Kulp appeared on I Love Lucy as an English maid who showed Lucy and her friend how to curtsy before Queen Elizabeth. Kulp appeared in episodes of "The Case of the Prodigal Parent", "The Case of the Deadly Toy", and "Don's 27th Anniversary with Jack" Kulp played a waitress in a 1959 episode of "Full House". She played a maid in the pilot for The William Bendix Show, which aired as the season finale of Mister Ed under the title "Pine Lake Lodge". She played a high school math and science teacher in two episodes of My Three Sons as Miss Harris and Miss Fisher. After her performance on My Three Sons in 1962, Kulp was cast as the love-starved, bird-watching, perennial spinster on the CBS television series The Beverly Hillbillies. She was nominated for an award in 1967, but the show was canceled in 1971.She appeared in two episodes of The Love Boat, "Mike and Ike / The Witness / The Kissing Bandit" and "Tony and Julie / Separate Beds / America's Sweetheart". She played a nun in "The Right Hand of God" on April 7, 1989. Kulp appeared on two shows. Theatre Kulp performed in the Broadway production of Morning's at Seven in 1980 to 1981 as a replacement for Elizabeth Wilson. Kulp ran for the United States House of Representatives from Pennsylvania's 9th congressional district in 1984 after working with the Democratic state committee in her home state for a number of years. Kulp was the decided loser in the Republican-dominated district. Sixty-two years old at the time, Kulp said some voters might feel her background as an actress wasfrivolous; but she noted that Ronald Reagan had taken the route from screen to politics, and she said anyone who "listens and cares" can do well.Her Hillbillies co-star Buddy Ebsen volunteered to make a radio campaign ad 888-282-0476 888-282-0476 888-282-0476 888-282-0476 888-282-0476 888-282-0476 888-282-0476 888-282-0476 888-282-0476 888-282-0476 888-282-0476 888-282-0476 888-282-0476 888-282-0476 888-282-0476 888-282-0476 888-282-0476 888-282-0476 888-282-0476 888-282-0476 888-282-0476 888-282-0476 888-282-0476 888-282-0476 888-282-0476 888-282-0476 888-282-0476 888-282-0476 888-282-0476 888-282-0476 888-282-0476 888-282-0476 888-282-0476 888-282-0476 888-282-0476 888-282-0476 888-282-0476 888-282-0476 888-282-0476 888-282-0476 888-282-0476 Kulp said, "He's not the kind of guy you saw on the show." He should not have been involved in it. She said she didn't get along with him because he was difficult to work with. I wouldn't have done that to him. She lost because of just 33.6% of the votes cast in the election. According to her friends and family, after this, she made it clear to people not to bring up Kulp in conversations around her, and she also made it clear to people not to talk about her time on Hillbillies.After Kulp's death, Ebsen privately expressed remorse for doing the ad and they reconciled. She was an artist-in-residence at Juniata College after her defeat. She taught acting. <mask> was married to Charles Malcolm Dacus on April 1, 1951, but they divorced in 1961. After retiring from teaching and acting, she moved to Palm Springs, California, where she became involved in several charity organizations, including the Humane Society of the Desert. In 1989 Kulp gave an interview to Boze Hadleigh in which she said, "As long as you reproduce my reply word for word, and the question, you may use it." If you'd allow me to say the question, I'd appreciate it.There is more than one way. I would ask, "Do you think that opposites attract each other?" I find that birds of a feather flock together. That answers your question. According to Hadleigh, Kulp was indicating that she was a lesbian. Death Kulp was 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 She died of cancer on February 3, 1991, in Palm Desert, California, at the age of 69.Her remains are buried in Pennsylvania. References Sources External links 1921 births 1991 deaths 20th-century American actresses 20th-century LGBT people

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texts: A teacher, lecturer, possible communist spy and model for the character of Guy Pringle in the novel sequence Fortunes of War was <mask>. <mask> was the son of a toolmaker, <mask>, who supplemented the family income by charring, when he was a child. <mask> didn't tell his parents that he needed glasses for his short sight because the family was short of money and they didn't want to spend money on something they didn't need. He wanted to become a teacher after reading <mask> at the age of 12. <mask> graduated from the University with a degree in English literature. <mask> had a great memory for poetry and plays. He was an assistant lecturer in classics at the time he met Louis Mac Neice.He was a lifelong friend. <mask> was recruited as a Soviet spy by an art historian during a visit to Cambridge in 1938. I presented Anthony Blunt with a dilemma: was I rough trade or genteel? I think it was his thought that I might make good spy material. <mask> made no secret of his communist beliefs and his friends reported that he was unable to keep his secrets. His flamboyant character and lifestyle caused some concern among other spies, who critiqued his behavior as not showing the stability or competence that should distinguish a party member. <mask> applied for a post with the British Council after working as an actor, postal worker, archaeologist, editor, and teacher in a number of countries.He returned to the UK in the summer of 1939 and was introduced to Manning by the writer Walter Allen. <mask> read her work before the meeting. He liked it so much that he was immediately enamored with its author. The couple were married a few weeks later at the Marylebone registry office with <mask> as a witness. The bridegroom didn't produce a wedding ring for the ceremony. <mask> supported his wife's writing, encouraging and sustaining her during Manning's despondency and discouragement about her success. Just as Britain declared war on Germany, <mask> and his bride were recalled to Romania.<mask> was exempt from military service because of his work with the British Council, but it is likely that his poor eyesight would have made him fail the required medical. <mask> and Manning witnessed the abdication of King Carol and the rise of Fascism during their 13 months in Romania. The first two novels of the Fortunes of War, The Great Fortune and The Spoilt City were based on the experiences of the couple. <mask> plays the central character in the novel, Guy Pringle, a communist who pays little attention to his wife while spending his time with everyone else. Manning often went home early, leaving her new husband to expound earnestly but naively on the merits of communism, including how much better Jews would be treated in a Russian-occupied Romania, and excusing the Soviet pact with Hitler. <mask>'s name was broadcast by the Gestapo as a spy. The couple escaped the rising fascists in October of 1940.<mask> usually packs his books rather than work suits because he needs them for his lecturing for the British Council. They were forced to flee again in April 1941, this time to Egypt, as the German army neared the Greek capital. <mask> was again given a teaching post by the British Council in October 1941, this time at Farouk University in Alexandria. The foundation for the last four novels of the Fortunes of War was formed by the pair's time in Greece and Egypt. <mask> became the acting deputy postmaster-general for the Palestine government after he and his wife moved to Jerusalem in 1942. According to released MI5 files, <mask> was working to increase Soviet influence in the countries where he was posted. <mask> returned to the UK at the end of the war and was appointed as a radio producer in the features department.According to features producer <mask>, Gilliam was tolerant of <mask>'s Communist Party membership. In 1947, he was identified by MI5 as a secret member of the Communist Party of Great Britain, and as a result his movements were followed and his phone was bugged. <mask> has paraded his opinions so flamboyantly that his friends thought he was in danger of losing his job. Fears of a communist in the features department led to him being transferred to the drama department in 1954. <mask> resigned from the Communist Party after Hungary was invaded by the Soviets. <mask> flourished as a radio producer in a golden period for radio, thanks to a free hand and liberty. The Easter Rising, 1916, about the Irish uprising, and The Pump, a documentary about a major heart operation, are some of his most important work.He was well known for finding parts for people who needed them in his productions. He helped some people in the early days of their careers. He was well known for his passion for chess, cricket and rugby, and he would sometimes disappear from a production midway through the day to attend a match. <mask> spent hours in the pub with seasoned drinkers such as Louis Mac Neice, <mask>, Bob Pocock, and <mask>, always in the public bar, never the saloon, due to his Marxist principles. He would often announce that he was off to the pub at dinner parties at his own home, sometimes taking a male guest and sometimes not. He had affairs throughout his married life, though neither he nor Manning contemplated divorce. <mask> was appointed professor of liberal and contemporary studies at the New University of Ulster in 1973.He was made professor emeritus in 1979. The couple were parted for several months due to Manning's refusal to move to Ulster. In 1981 <mask> married <mask>, who had been in a long-term relationship with him since the 1960s. <mask> was a visiting professor of literary arts at the University of Surrey from 1979 to 1983, and in 1984 he published a book about the poet Anna Wickham. <mask> passed away at the Royal Free Hospital on May 3, 1985 at the age of seventy-one. There was a standing room only at his funeral and PEN memorial meeting. Kenneth Branagh played Guy Pringle in the 1987 television adaptation of the Fortunes of War.Anna Wickham was a free woman and a poet. R.D. introduced it. <mask>. London 1984. There are references. Alumni of the University of Birmingham were educated at King Edward VI Aston School.

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texts: The commander-in-chief of the Strategic Air Command and director of the Joint Strategic Target Planning Staff was General <mask>. The United States' major nuclear deterrent force was called SAC. The Single Integrated Operations Plan was developed by the Joint Strategic Target Planning Staff. <mask> was born in New York on April 3, 1919. He became an Aviation Cadet in 1939 after attending schools in New York. He graduated from the college with a degree in political geography. <mask> enlisted in the United States Army Air Corps in 1939 to become a pilot.He was commissioned a second lieutenant in July 1940. Second Lieutenant <mask> was assigned to flight instructor duty. He was assigned to the 33rd Pursuit Squadron of the 8th Pursuit Group at Mitchel Field, New York to fly the P-40. The Group flew convoy patrol missions in the days before the United States entered World War II. In September 1942 he was assigned to the newly formed 352nd Fighter Group at Westover, Massachusetts, where he assumed command of the 34th Pursuit Squadron that had recently returned from the Philippines in need of new equipment and personnel. <mask> had twenty six pilots assigned, but no aircraft by the end of December. In January, the unit moved to New Haven, Connecticut and began picking up the first Republic P-47 Thunderbolt fighters that it would take to combat.After receiving orders to deploy to England, the 34th was redesignated as the 487th Fighter Squadron. The 487th Fighter Squadron scored its first victory in combat in November after being taken to its new base at RAF Bodney. He was promoted to major and began leading the group in aerial victories. He was a leading ace after the 352nd transitioned to the North American P51 mustang and adopted their famous "Blue Noses". In 1944 he was deputy commander of the 352nd Fighter Group and the fourth highest scoring American ace in Europe with 24 confirmed air-to-air victories and 13 destroyed on the ground. <mask>, as a Lieutenant Colonel, was deployed with the 352nd to a forward base in Belgium. His foresight in having the 487th squadron preflighted and ready to take off on 1 January averted a major disaster when the field was attacked.<mask> scored against a strafing Focke-Wulf Fw 190 before his landing gear malfunctioned, earning him a distinguished service cross. After flying 200 combat missions with the 352nd and scoring 24 aerial victories with 13 credited to ground strafing, he was injured in a vehicle accident and had to stop flying. In 1948, <mask> was selected as the Secretary of the Air Force's principal point of contact with the United States House of Representatives. In August 1950 <mask> assumed command of the 4th Fighter Wing at New Castle, Delaware, after returning from the Korean War. He took the North American F-86 jet wing to Korea, where it flew in the First United Nations Counteroffensive and Chinese Communist Forces Spring Offensive campaigns. The first major all-jet fighter battle in history took place in December of 1950. The flight did not sustain any losses.His total of enemy aircraft destroyed in both World War II and Korean War was 3912. After a tour of duty as Director of Operations for Air Defense Command and Continental Air Defense Command, General <mask> graduated from the Air War College and was retained as an instructor at the college. He commanded two air divisions in the Northeast United States and was assigned to Strategic Air Command. He was the commander-in-chief of the Joint Strategic Target Planning Staff when he was the deputy director of plans. General <mask> assumed command of the Tactical Air Command's Twelfth Air Force in November of 1963. Twelfth Air Force provided tactical air units for training with Army ground units in the west. He was assigned to the Organization of the United States Joint Chiefs of Staff in February 1966 and served as deputy director and vice director.He was the director of operations on the Joint Staff in 1967. In 1969 <mask> became the vice chief of staff of the United States Air Force. On May 1, 1972, he became the seventh commander-in-chief of the Strategic Air Command and the director of the Joint Strategic Target Planning Staff. The 'Christmas Bombing' of North Vietnam was directed by him as commander of SAC. A broad variety of Air Force and joint assignments has been included in General <mask>'s military career. He held operational jobs in the air defense. He was a key member of the Joint Staff, the Headquarters U.S. Air Force staff, and the Strategic Air Command staff.He retired as commander-in-chief of the Strategic Air Command on July 1, 1974. <mask> died of a heart attack on December 2, 1975, and is buried with full military honors at Arlington National Cemetery. <mask> was a member of the National Aviation Hall of Fame. <mask>'s military decorations include the Air Force Distinguished Service Cross with two oak leaf clusters, Silver Star with oak leaf cluster, Legion of Merit, and the Air Medal with 14 oak leaf clusters. The Frank Hawks Memorial Award will be given to him in March 1973. He retired on July 1, 1974. The President of the United States of America was the recipient of a distinguished service cross citation.Lieutenant Colonel <mask> led a flight of eight fighters in an attack against a group of enemy fighters trying to intercept a bomber formation. The enemy flight was dispersed. Lieutenant Colonel <mask> was separated from his flight except for one wingman. He saw another flight of enemy fighters as he regained altitude. He unhesitatingly attacked the formation with utter disregard of the odds against him, destroyed two enemy fighters and broke up the formation. Lieutenant Colonel <mask> destroyed an enemy fighter before setting course for home. Lieutenant Colonel <mask> displayed courage and determination to destroy the enemy, which reflected the highest credit upon himself and the armed forces of the United States.The President of the United States of America was the recipient of a distinguished service cross citation. Lieutenant Colonel <mask> was leading his squadron of P51 fighters and was about to rendezvous with a task force of heavy bombers when he saw thirty hostile aircraft forming up near the bomber track. He led his squadron in an attack on the enemy formation, scattering it into ones and twos. With the enemy out of the picture, his squadron proceeded to engage them. Lieutenant Colonel <mask> was separated from his squadron after sending one enemy plane crashing to the ground. The enemy aircraft were preparing to engage the bombers. Without regard to the superior enemy numbers, he attacked the enemy formation and destroyed three of them.Any attack on the bombers was frustrated because the formation was dispersed. In keeping with the highest traditions of the armed forces of the United States, Lieutenant Colonel <mask> displayed outstanding heroism and devotion to duty on this occasion. The President of the United States of America received a distinguished service cross citation. In order to save the airfield and ground personnel from extensive damage by a surprise enemy strafing attack, Colonel <mask> unhesitatingly led his squadron off the field in the face of an attacking force of approximately fifty hostile fighters, and engaged the enemy as they initiated their first attack. Colonel <mask> personally destroyed two of the enemy's aircraft despite the enemy's great tactical advantage and the fact that his own aircraft was heavily loaded with wing tanks. His actions in the face of danger saved the airfield. The heroism and complete disregard for his personal safety displayed by Colonel <mask> on this occasion reflect the highest credit upon himself and the armed forces of the United States.In World War II, there were births of American Korean War pilots and American World War II flying ace's from New York.

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texts: <mask>. is a Mexican professional boxer. He is one of the best prospects to come from Mexico. His personal life is called Caitas after his father Caas. His father is a boxing agent who works with many of the top prospects in the Mexican town of Tijuana. At sixteen years of age, he became a professional. He went the distance with Tomas Sierra. In October of 2009, he had an operation on his nose and was not very busy, but in October of that year he fought Salvador Carreon and won by third-round TKO.His first nationally televised card was in April 2010 on Televisa, where he won the WBC FECARBOX light welterweight title by defeating Henry Aurad via second-round TKO. On June 25, 2011, the two men faced each other for the title. Felix Verdejo was knocked out in 10 rounds. The professional boxing record has 40 wins, 5 losses, and 1 draw.


texts: Yolande of Aragon was the wife of the Duke of Anjou and the regent of Provence. She was the daughter of John I of Aragon and his wife Yolande of Bar. The financing of <mask> Arc's army in 1429 helped tip the balance in favor of the French, as Yolande played a crucial role in the struggles between France and England. She was known as Violant d'Arag. She commissioned the famous Rohan Hours. Yolande was the daughter of King John I of Aragon and his second wife, and the granddaughter of King John II of France. She had five older half-siblings from her father's first marriage, as well as three brothers and two sisters.During the first half of the 15th century, Yolande played an important role in the politics of England, France, and Aragon. Louis II was crowned King of Naples in 1389. Marie of Blois opened negotiations for a marriage between her son and Yolande to prevent Aragon from blocking his rule there. Yolande signed a document to reject any promises made about her marrying Louis II. Richard II of England opened negotiations for Yolande's hand. King Richard was offered a daughter by Charles VI of France. Marie of Blois convinced Yolande's uncle Martin I of Aragon to marry Yolande.Yolande signed a protest but later withdrew it. The couple wed on December 2, 1400. The marriage was a success despite Yolande's earlier objections. The surviving daughter of King John I of Aragon claimed the throne of Aragon after the deaths of her older sister and uncle. The laws of succession for Aragon and Barcelona at that time were thought to favor males over females, which is how Yolande's uncle Martin of Aragon came to inherit the throne of Aragon. After two years without a king, the Estates of Aragon elected Ferdinand, the second son of Eleanor of Aragon and John I of Castile, as the next King of Aragon. Louis III of Anjou, Duke of Calabria, was Yolande's oldest son and the candidate for the throne of Aragon.The title of Kings of Aragon was given to Yolande and her sons because they were the heirs with the stronger claim. Yolande was called the "Queen of Four Kingdoms" because of the additional inheritance. Naples is separated from Sicily, along with Jerusalem and Aragon. If the two component kingdoms of the Crown of Aragon (Majorca and Valencia) and Sardinia were included, the number could be raised to seven. Yolande and her family controlled territories in these kingdoms only at short intervals. The Anjou fiefdoms held uncontestably the provinces of Provence and Anjou, as well as Bar, Maine, Touraine and Valois. Yolande's son, René I of Anjou, became ruler of Lorraine through his marriage.Yolande supported the French against the English and the Burgundians in the second phase of the war. The Duke of Burgundy and his husband repudiated the engagement of their son Louis to John's daughter Catherine of Burgundy, which placed them in the Armagnac camp. Yolande met with the Queen of France to finalize a marriage contract between her daughter Marie and her son Charles. After his two older brothers died, she supported the claim of the Dauphin Charles who, relying upon Yolande's resources and help, succeeded in becoming crowned Charles VII of France. It has been said that Yolande was the person who protected Charles against all sorts of plots on his life and acted as a substitute mother. She kept Charles in her castles in the Loire Valley where he received Joan of Arc. Yolande became Charles' mother-in-law after arranging the marriage of Charles to Mary of Anjou.Yolande was involved in the struggle for the survival of the House of Valois in France. Yolande's marriage to Louis II of Anjou at Arles in December 1400 was arranged as a part of long-standing efforts to resolve claims between the houses of Anjou and Aragon. Louis spent most of his life fighting for his claim to the Kingdom of Naples. Yolande was the Duke of Anjou in France. She wanted to hold court in Angers and Saumur. Her second son was the grandson of Margaret of Anjou, the wife of King Henry VI of England. The English defeated the French at the Battle of Agincourt in 1415 in order to threaten the Duchy of Anjou.The French king, Charles VI, was mentally ill and his realm was in a state of civil war between the Burgundians and the Orleanists. The Duke of Burgundy, John the Fearless, the English, and the French queen collaborated to deny the crown of France to the children of Charles VI. Louis II had Yolande move with her children and future son-in-law to Provence in southern France because he was afraid of the power building behind the Duke of Burgundy. In the years 1415 and 1417, the two oldest surviving sons of Charles VI of France, Louis and Jean, died. The Duke of Burgundy cared for the brothers. Charles was Yolande's son-in-law. "We have not nurtured and cherished this one for you to make him die like his brothers or to go mad like his father, or to become English like you," she reportedly replied.I keep him for myself. If you dare, come and take him away. Louis II of Anjou died of illness on April 29, 1417, leaving Yolande in control of the House of Anjou. She was regent for her son because of his youth. The fate of the French royal house of Valois was in her hands. The son-in-law of her son-in-law was vulnerable to the designs of Henry V and the Duke of Burgundy. The Dukes of Orléans and Bourbon were held captive by the English at the Battle of Agincourt.With his mother and the Duke of Burgundy allied with the English, Charles had no resources to support himself other than the House of Anjou and the smaller House of Armagnac. Philip the Good became the Duke of Burgundy after his father's assassination. The Treaty of Troyes was forced on King Charles VI by Henry V of England. Henry was designated as the heir to the French throne by the treaty. The Charles Dauphin was disinherited in 1421. When Henry V of England and Charles VI of France died in 1422, the young Charles became Charles VII of France. The English and their Burgundian allies supported the candidacy of Henry VI of England, the infant son of Henry V and Catherine of Valois, Charles' own sister, as king of France.The "War of Charles VII" is the last phase of the Hundred Years' War. The young Valois king was surrounded by advisers and servants associated with the House of Anjou. John VI, Duke of Brittany, was responsible for breaking an alliance with the English, and she was also responsible for Arthur de Richemont, a soldier from the Breton ducal family. Yolande supported <mask> Arc when others had doubts. Yolande practised realistic politics. Yolande was behind the removal of Charles VII's advisers. In 1433, La Trémoille was forced from the court.Yolande was described as the prettiest woman in the kingdom by the Bishop of Beauvais. She was said to be the most beautiful princess in Christendom, according to Bourdigné. King Louis XI of France said that his grandmother had a man's heart in a woman's body. A twentieth-century French author, Jehanne d'Orliac, wrote a book about Yolande, and noted that she remainsunderappreciated for her genius and influence in the reign of Charles VII. She is mentioned in passing because she is the pivot of all important events for forty-two years in France, while Joan of Arc was in the public eye only eleven months. Yolande retired to Angers and then to Saumur. She was involved in politics.If Charles VII's candidate showed up in the city, she would beheading him. The post went to her secretary after the king backed down. Margaret of Anjou came to live with her. Yolande taught her how to check account books. Margaret was about to marry Frederick III, Holy Roman Emperor, when she died. She presented her granddaughter to the ambassadors. She died at the town house in Saumur.She married Louis, the heir of Anjou, on December 2, 1400 at Montpellier, one year after he conquered Naples. The Duke of Anjou and Titular King of Naples were their children. He was adopted by a queen. Margaret was married to a man from Savoy. Marie of Anjou died childless. King Charles VII of France was married in 1422. The issue included King Louis XI of France and the Duke of Anjou and Bar.The duchess was married to a duke. Margaret of Anjou is the Queen-Consort of England. The Yolande of Anjou took place between August 1412 and July 17 1440. Francis, Count of Montfort l'Amaury, succeeded his father in 1442 as Duke of Brittany. The Count of Maine was the son of Charles of Anjou. The first two people to be married were Cobella Ruffo and the second person was the Countess of Guise. Both marriages had an issue.Queen Yolande is a fictional character in Jean Anouilh's play about <mask> Arc The Lark and in the TV series Catherine, played by Genevive Casile. In the 1999 film The Messenger: The Story of <mask> Arc, Yolande is played by actress Faye Dunaway. She is the subject of a historical novel, The Queen of Four Kingdoms, by Princess Michael of Kent, as well as an important side person. Irish Academic Press published Power in History from Medieval Ireland to the Post-Modern World. "Historical studies" was published in 2011. 146–166. <mask> of Aragon was named Zita Eva Rohr.The reverse of the tapestry is about family and power. Philippe Contamine wrote "Yolande <mask> et Jeanne d'Arc : l'improbable rencontre de Deux parcours politiques". Femmes de pouvoir, Femmes politiques durant le derniers du Moyen ge. "thque du Moyen Biblioge" was published in 2012 The 11th and 30th of November. The people of the Hundred Years' War Aragon, Yolande of Aragon, Yolande of Medieval French nobility, and the House of Aragon are listed.

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texts: <mask> was born in Italy and is a professor of medicine at Ohio State University. <mask> and his research have attracted the attention of the public. In 1969 <mask> graduated summa cum laude in medicine and Latin from La Sapienza University of Rome. His research career in the United States began in Philadelphia. From 1988-1991, <mask> was the director of the Fels Institute for Cancer Research and Molecular Biology at Temple University School of Medicine. The director of the cancer center at the Thomas Jefferson University in Philadelphia was named in 1991. In 1994, <mask> joined the Council for Tobacco Research's scientific advisory board, where he remained until the group closed after the Tobacco Master Settlement Agreement.<mask> and his research team discovered a role of microRNAs in cancer progression. In 2004, <mask> moved to Ohio State University, where he had been an external advisor since 1988 and had taken with him over 100 staff. Croce resigned from the Ri.MED Foundation's scientific committee due to the director's support for the controversial Stamina therapy. Croce was paid more than $850,000 by Ohio State. <mask> was removed as chair of the Department of Cancer Biology and Genetics at OSU, and he subsequently sued OSU to be reinstated, but lost his request for a temporary restraining order. Although Croce publicly stated that he was given no reason for his removal as chair, OSU produced a letter that provided such reasons, including that Croce "failed to provide appropriate evaluation and guidance for the faculty". OSU reported that Croce "mismanaged funds and engaged in non-compliance in clinical trials".Since joining Ohio State, <mask> has received over $30 million in federal grants as a principal investigator. <mask>'s research and publications have been scrutinized for possible scientific malfeasance, including image and data manipulation. Federal investigators alleged that Croce and a colleague had submitted false claims for research never done. The university paid $2.6 million to the government without admitting any wrongdoing. The National Institutes of Health returned a funding application that contained major portions identical to one submitted by <mask>'s junior colleague. There were accusations that Croce had patented a researcher's work without providing proper credit, that members of his lab had used grant money for personal trips abroad, and that Croce pressured colleagues for research credit. The federal Office of Research Integrity (ORI) is investigating several scientists who have claimed research misconduct on the part of Croce.Members of the scientific community have pointed out a conflict of interest in OSU's investigations of Croce, as federal research funding includes $8.7 million provided directly to the university in overhead costs. In 2015, the journal Clinical Cancer Research issued a correction after being contacted on the matter by a newspaper, following accusations from science critic Clare Francis of image manipulation in over 30 research papers. After consulting with experts, the journal agreed to correct the paper after dismissing the challenge that <mask>'s 2005 paper contained manipulated western blots. <mask>'s paper was found to have plagiarized from six different sources. The journal Cell Death and Differentiation withdrew a paper published in 2010 after learning that images had been copied from another paper. The Journal of Biological Chemistry withdrew a paper published in 2008 due to image/figure discrepancies. Two cancer researchers at OSU were found to have engaged in scientific malpractice.The New York Times and several of its writers and editors were sued by <mask> for defamation, invasion of privacy, and intentional infliction of emotional distress. Most of <mask>'s lawsuit was dismissed by the United States District Judge James Graham. A defamation lawsuit was filed against a critic of the New York Times. During the deposition phase of the defamation lawsuit, <mask> stated, "I am considered like the Pope of the genetics of leukemias and lymphomas." The presiding judge wrote that there were about 30 instances of fabrication or duplication in <mask>'s research papers. In the New York Times case, the judges wrote that <mask>'s papers contained problems outside the range of acceptable research. Croce lost his appeal of the Ohio State University decision to keep him as chair of the Department of Cancer Genetics and Biology.In June 2020, <mask> was sued by the law firm Kegler Brown Hill + Ritter, of Columbus, OH, for $923,445.51 in unpaid fees associated with his defamation lawsuits. The law firm James E. Arnold & ASSOCIATES filed a lawsuit against Croce in January of 2021. Ten of Croce's research publications have been withdrawn, three others have received an expression of concern, and 21 others have been corrected. Columbus, Ohio does not have a culture that motivates Croce to travel more than on campus. Croce claims to have the ability to identify and purchase genuine masters of Italian Renaissance and Baroque paintings for a fraction of their worth. The Clowes Memorial Award was given to Croce by the American Association for Cancer Research for his discoveries. He was a fellow of the American Academy of Arts and Sciences.The <mask> Award was given to <mask> by the AACR. There are members of the United States National Academy of Sciences and the AACR Academy.

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texts: <mask> was one of the first African American real estate agents in Cincinnati, the first African American broker to join the Cincinnati Board of Realtors, and the first African American broker to serve as President of the Cincinnati Board of Realtors. He was a Trustee of Ohio University. He was the first African American to chair the Ohio University board of trustees in 1979. At the University of Cincinnati, he was a charter member of the predominantly African American chapter of the Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity. He founded the chapter in 1939. He was the grandson of a slave and grew up in Cincinnati with his mother, father, brother, and sister. <mask> graduated from high school.He graduated from the University of Cincinnati with degrees in chemistry, education, and master's degrees. <mask> founded Quadres at the University of Cincinnati to promote equal opportunities for African American students. He was married to <mask> in 1940. <mask>. and Edward Alexander are their sons. Matthew and Oliver are their grandsons. <mask> was a school teacher before he became a civil rights activist. He taught in Cincinnati for eighteen years.He taught in the West End. He taught at a school in the Cincinnati neighborhood. He taught at the junior high school. He was the first African American broker to join the Cincinnati Board of Realtors in 1986. He was a member of the statewide legislative committee in Ohio. When he joined the Cincinnati Board of Realtors, he only accepted his post after clearly stating his non-allegiance to any covert housing restrictions the board might endorse. He was an active member of the National Association of Real Estate Brokers.<mask><mask> was the founder of his real estate firm. Twenty-three associates now work at the firm's offices in Cincinnati and Walnut Hills. He was a successful businessman. He was a member of the NAACP. <mask> was an accomplished jazz musician who wrote two musical plays, Who'da Thought It and Watcha' Doin' Now, and he sponsored a performance of his musical plays at the Cincinnati Art Museum. <mask> chaired the 2001 campaign, which passed the November tax levy. In 2003 he served with CASE, Cincinnatians Active in the Support of Education, which led to the passing of a $435-million levy to build 35 new schools.The Cincinnati USA Regional Chamber named him a "great living Cincinnatian" in 2005. He married a previous recipient of the award, <mask>. He received a Doctorate of Humane Letters from the University of Cincinnati. The <mask> A. and Marian Spencer Education Center was renamed in 2010 by the Cincinnati Public Schools. <mask> and <mask> established the <mask> and <mask> Endowment for the African American Library Collection at Ohio University. <mask> and <mask> received degrees from Ohio University. <mask> was involved with a number of organizations.The <mask><mask> Achievement Award was established in his honor to recognize the accomplishments of minority students at Ohio University. He was on the boards of Ohio University and Ohio Valley Goodwill. He was a founding board member of the Friends of Cincinnati Parks and an executive board member of the Walnut Hills High School Foundation, which developed a $12-million addition to the public high school with private funds. The Task Force on Racial Isolation in Cincinnati Public Schools was one of the things he was involved in. He was a Trustee for thirty years. The New Vision United Methodist Church is now called Zion United Methodist Church. The Cincinnati Charter Committee of the Charter Party gave him an award in 1997.The Cincinnati Park Board created the <mask><mask> overlook in 2001 to honor his years of service to the park system. <mask> was one of only fourteen people to receive the honor in the university's 200 year history. <mask> said that when you leave this world, it should be better because you have lived. <mask>'s legal challenges helped his wife, Marian, integrate Coney Island in Cincinnati, Ohio in 1952. The Hamilton County Board of Elections and its Chair Timothy Burke and members were sued by <mask> and his wife, <mask>, in 2004. The <mask>s wanted to stop the challengers from going to the polls. <mask> and <mask> lived in a predominantly African American neighborhood.According to <mask>, one hundred percent of the voters in her precinct were African American. The Hamilton County Board of Elections and the Hamilton County Republican Party implemented a voter challenge system on Election Day that discriminated against African American voters, according to the <mask>s. The United States District Court for The Southern District Of Ohio Western Division granted a temporary restraining order to the <mask>s. President Bill Clinton appointed US District Court Judge Susan J. Dlott in 1995 and she ruled against the Republican plan, noting that there is no need to have voter challengers since Ohio already requires the presence of election judges at precinct in order to avoid voter fraud. The Republican plan could cause chaos inside the polls and in the lines outside the door, Dlott warned in her decision. Fourteen percent of new voters in a majority white location will face a challenger, but 97 percent of new voters in a majority African American location will see a challenger. The law permitting challengers did not protect the fundamental right to vote.The <mask>s were represented by an attorney. <mask> was remembered at his funeral by Cincinnati Mayor Theodore M. Berry and Judge Nathaniel R. Jones. <mask> papers, Archives and Rare Books Library, University of Cincinnati, Cincinnati, Ohio African-American businesspeople Businesspeople from Cincinnati 1915 births Ohio University trustees American real estate brokers American civil rights activists University of Cincinnati alumni.

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Donald Andrew Spencer
Donald Spencer
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Marian Spencer
Donald Jr
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texts: The English actress is best known for her early roles in the soap opera Brookside and the spin-off mini-series Damon and Debbie, as well as for her role in the long-running television show Jessica Harrison. The character's involvement in Emmerdale's most high-profile storylines during her three-year stint gave the role of EmmaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkia Tom, a professional footballer, has three brothers, including the one who was born early. Her parents are a school care worker and a civil engineer. She was educated at St. John Almond RC High School, Garston, where she obtained nine GCSEs and four A-levels. She was trained at the Rose Bruford College. At secondary school, her interest in acting began.She joined the youth theatre after being overlooked for the lead roles in school productions. In 1986 she was spotted by members of the Mersey Television production team, which led to her auditioning for a role in Channel 4's soap opera Brookside. Simon O'Brien played the role of the girlfriend of the man. O'Brien requested that his character be killed off so he wouldn't return to the show. In order to create a "soap bubble" in which the character would die, it was decided to make a mini-series about him. After filming her final scenes, she was asked to return for a few episodes. The Christmas of 1988 saw an unexpected return to visit the mother of the man she loved, as well as the baby she had with her.The film was nominated for an Academy Award and won. She played the lead female in Sex, Chips & Rock n' Roll, a six-part television mini-series that was written and directed by John Woods. It was adapted into a successful stage musical after being produced by Wall to Wall. John Galsworthy's classic novel The Forsyte Saga was adapted into a movie in 2002. She reprised the role for the second series. Following the success of The Forsyte Saga, <mask>'s next role brought her back onto the ITV screen in its newest medical drama, Sweet Medicine. She was cast as Dr Deborah "Deb" Sweet, and starred with her husband and mother-in-law.The show was axed after just one series due to low viewing figures. In 2005, she played the role of Sue Garland in Channel 4's hit series Shameless. She left the show with her partner. She landed the role of Jessica Harrison in Casualty in January 2008 after a number of television roles. In May 2010 she came back to tie up the loose ends of her character's storyline. The role of Emma Barton, the estranged wife of James Barton and mother of his three sons Pete, Ross and Finn, was played by <mask> as of 2 January 2015. During the "No Return" week, when the character held James hostage and caused a huge crash that killed seven Emmerdale residents, she received praise for her performance.There was a nomination for Best Serial Drama Performance. The 5Star woman's prison drama Clink was directed by <mask>. She lived in North London from July 2000 to July 2000 and then rented a property in Bristol during her time on Casualty. She rented a home in Yorkshire where she filmed Emmerdale, as well as a holiday home on the Atlantic coast of Ireland, after giving birth to her son. During an interview with This Morning in 2009, she mentioned that she was seeing a final-year medical student named Eddie. The plans to marry Eddie Foo and have their first child in Ireland were put on hold when she found out she was pregnant. On August 26, 2010, <mask> gave birth to a baby boy.

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texts: Bobby "<mask>" Ervin, also known as <mask>, is a multi-Platinum producer, DJ, artist and music executive. He has worked with musicians such as Clive Davis, Russell Simmons, Rick Rubin, Lyor Cohen, Steve Rifkind, Madonna, Guy Oseary, and more. Since the early 1980s, <mask> has been involved in hip hop, DJing and promoting large dances and concerts for Run–D.M.C., Whodini, and Uncle Jamm's Army. <mask> was only 15 years old and wasn't tall enough to reach the turntables so they would have him stand on top of a milk crate to DJ. Ice T's DJ Chris "The Glove" Taylor had to teach <mask> how to use a big mixer when he was working with Big Daddy and Uncle Jamm's Army. The founder of Uncle Jamm's Army would fly to the East Coast to pick up the hottest new underground records and bring them back to LA. The big Uncle Jamm's Dances that drew over 15,000 people in the early 1980s were hosted by <mask> and The Egyptian Lover.<mask> was in demand as a member of Uncle Jamm's Army. He did two to six parties every weekend. He decided to form a crew of DJs similar to Uncle Jamm's Army, but with his signature sound and scratching techniques, after being over booked week after week. The California Catt Crew included <mask>, Battlecat, Dr. Scratchkat, Wild Cat, Cosmic Cat, Alley Cat, Courageous Cat and Kittykat. <mask> gave tips about the business to the DJs he helped book. The Bobcat Song & California Catt Crew was a part of the 12-inch single recorded by <mask>. 1580 KDAY/Mix Masters <mask>, along with Uncle Jamm's Army, Greg Mack and Jack Patterson, helped pioneer the world's first 24 hour hip hop radio station, 1580 KDAY, changing the entire format of radio.Traditional R&B radio was playing very little rap at the time. <mask> came up with the name "Mix Masters" for Greg Mack. The new format caused a domino effect, changing the view of hip hop on various stations. The Wrecking Crew and Uncle Jamm's Army are the progenitors of West Coast hip hop. The Mix Masters were the next generation. After dominating the West Coast hip hop scene, <mask> with his crew L.A. Posse flew to New York City and began working with rap mogul Russell Simmons, Lyor Cohen and Def Jam Records. Some of LL Cool J's best work can be found in Bigger and Deffer, which sold over 3 million copies.<mask> wrote "I Need Love" when he was 16. "Friends By Day, Lovers By Night" was originally a song by <mask> and Atlantic Starr. "I Need Love" is the most popular rap song of all time. It has been used by many people. It was voted the greatest rap song ever made. <mask> was asked to go on the Def Jam Tour. <mask> was a DJ/music supervisor and also designed and choreographed stage shows.He was a DJ and oversaw the sound and lighting. The Def Jam Tour was one of the most successful hip hop tours of all time, grossing over $20 million in ticket sales. The tour did huge sold-out shows around the country, including at the LA Sports Arena, the Omni in Atlanta and the Madison Square Garden in New York. Eric B & Rakim, Public Enemy, DJ Jazzy Jeff & The Fresh Prince, Whodini, KRS-One, N.W.A, Salt NPepa, and Run–D.M.C. were all on the tour. On the same stage with New Edition and Jodi Watley, <mask> performed his album, Cat Got Ya Tongue, as an Arista recording artist. <mask> was honored by the Atlanta City Council for making a positive album and being a positive influence and role model for the community. A global entertainment agency and strategic marketing firm was started by <mask> and his wife.DJs and producers are the focus of the global network, as well as markets and promotes new and established recording artists. The Digital Record Pool is an online music marketing service and online community for recording artists that has thousands of DJs, MDs,PDs, tastemakers, music lovers and journalists from around the world. <mask> created the site and service to help new artists and independent labels get maximum exposure. The Foundation Entertainment Agency launched an international DJ team to promote new music, media, brands, goods and technologies globally. The wife of <mask> is the President of Marketing. I'm Gonna Git You Sucka (1988), Act a Fool (1988), Cat Got Ya Tongue (1988), Mama Said Knock You Out (1988), The Hard Way (1988), Death Certificate (1991), Black Pearl (1992), Kizz My Black Azz (1992), Home 4 Tha Sick State of Emergency: Society In Crisis was published in 1993.The Life of a Hoodlum (1995), Mista Grimm (1995), Str8 off the Streetz of Muthaphukkin Compton (1995), All Eyez On Me (1996), and Mean Green (1998) are some of the films. The Digital Record Pool is an official website of the U.S.

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texts: <mask>. was a United States Air Force pilot who went missing while performing an air defense intercept over Lake Superior. When Moncla went missing, he was on a temporary assignment at the Kinross Air Force Base. The object of the intercept was a Royal Canadian Air Force aircraft, according to the USAF. The pilot of the Canadian aircraft stated that he did not see the intercepting plane and did not know he was the subject of an intercept, according to the report. In correspondence with members of the public, the RCAF denied that any of their aircraft was involved in any incident on that day. Moncla was the daughter of a high school science teacher and a veteran of World War I. Leonie and Muriel Ann were his sisters.After his father was hospitalized, Moncla's family moved to Louisiana to live with his uncle and great aunt. After graduating from high school, Moncla accepted an athletic scholarship to Southwest Louisiana Institute, where he played football and received his Bachelor of Science degree. He enlisted in the United States Army after graduating and served in World War II. At the start of the Korean War in 1950, Moncla joined the United States Air Force as an officer pilot training program, after attending the University of New Orleans. After spending a few months at a desk job in Dallas, Texas, Moncla was sent to Connally Air Force Base in Waco for basic pilot training, where he met and married Bobbie Jean Coleman. He trained at Reese Air Force Base in Lubbock and at Tyndall Air Force Base in Panama City, Florida. Their first son was born in Panama City.Five months before Moncla's disappearance, he and his family moved to Madison, Wisconsin, and had a daughter. On the evening of November 23, 1953, Air Defense Command ground intercept radar operators went missing. The target over Lake Superior was identified by Marie, Michigan. First Lieutenant <mask> was the pilot of the F-89C Scorpion jet that was sent to investigate the radar return. Wilson was unable to track the object on the Scorpion's radar, so ground radar operators gave Moncla directions as he flew. Moncla closed in on the object at a high altitude. Ground Control tracked the Scorpion and the object on the radar screen.The two blips on the radar screen seemed to be merging. If Moncla flew under or over the target, Ground Control anticipated that the object and the scorpion would appear as two separate blips. Donald Keyhoe reported that there was a fear that the two objects had struck one another, but the single blip continued on its previous course. Attempts were made to contact Moncla by radio. A search and rescue operation by the US Air Force and the Royal Canadian Air Force failed to locate the plane or its pilots. The search was hampered by weather conditions. The official USAF Accident Investigation Report states that the F-89 was sent to investigate the C-47 Skytrain which was travelling off course.The F-89 was flying at an elevation of 8,000 feet when it merged with the other aircraft. The IFF signal disappeared after the two returns merged. The pilot of the F-89 that was sent on the search stated in testimony to the accident board that he heard a brief radio transmission from the pilot about forty minutes after the plane disappeared. <mask> may have experienced dizziness and crashed into Lake Superior. The USAF said that <mask> had been known to experience vertigo from time to time, and that there might be a possibility that he was subject to attacks a little more than the normal degree. It was discovered that statements made by former members of the organization were not first hand evidence. In the findings and conclusions of the USAF Accident Investigation Board, there is no mention of pilot vertigo.The official accident report states that when the unknown return was first picked up on radar, it was believed to be a RCAF aircraft, but it was classified as "UNKNOWN" because it was off its flight plan course. The pilot of the flight denied this assertion when he was interviewed for the documentary "The Moncla Memories" produced by VisionTV. Donald Keyhoe was provided an alternative explanation by the USAF. In his 1955 book, The Flying Saucer Conspiracy, Keyhoe describes his investigation into the F-89's disappearance which began the night of the incident, when he received a telephone call telling him of a rumor out at Selfridge Field that an F-89 from Kinross was hit. The unknown in that case was a Canadian DC3 according to a follow-up call to the Public Information Officer. It was a mistake. The locks refers to the restricted air space over the locks.At the southeast end of Lake Superior is Marie, on the U.S.–Canada border. It is possible that the parts found near the eastern shore of Lake Superior were from the missing F-89. News reports speculated that the parts were from Moncla's F-89 and a USAF officer confirmed they were from a military jet aircraft. The Canadian government does not have a record of the find, as the identity of the parts was never published. An email from a "Preston Miller" was sent to Francis Ridge in August of 2006 with a quote from an Associated Press story. A group of Michigan divers discovered Moncla's F-89 at the bottom of Lake Superior, in the exact location where the jet had disappeared from radar, according to a news story. The email contained a link to a website that was created for the group of divers, called the "Great Lakes Dive Company".Ridge forwarded the email to the website "UFO Updates". The news of the purported discovery spread quickly through the news media. Several reporters tried to contact the "Great Lakes Dive Company" to find out more about the discovery. The person who claimed to be the spokesman for the Great Lakes Company was placed in contact with the reporters. The man discussed the "discovery" with several investigators and journalists. Linda Moulton Howe was interviewed on the syndicated late-night radio talk show Coast to Coast AM. Two images of the purported discovery were presented on the website of the Great Lakes Dive Company.The fuzzy, high noise images depicted an almost completely intact aircraft resting on the lakebed, its nose in the silt, with one exposed wing, tip tank and the upswept tail characteristic of the F-89 clearly displayed. Many felt that the discovery of the crashed jet would provide an answer as to what happened to Moncla and Wilson. As the story became more and more elaborate, journalists and ufologists became suspicious. An unexplained metallic object was found near the F-89 and "sonar images" of this discovery were published on the website. The "teardrop-shaped" object that the F-89 had merged with on radar was thought to be an alien. Journalists claimed that the discovery was a hoax due to a number of factors. Several investigators are trying to find more information about the "Great Lakes Dive Company".The conclusion was reached after all efforts were made to find evidence of the company's existence. Attempts to get biographical data on "Adam Jimenez" didn't come up with anything. Email and cellphone numbers were the only contact information obtained for the man. Three weeks after the discovery, the company's website disappeared without explanation and "Adam Jimenez" stopped answering emails and cellphone calls. There was no evidence that the AP had written the original "news story" that was quoted in the initial notice of the discovery, according to an investigation by James Carrion. Carrion's investigation showed that many of the statements made by Jimenez were not true. No such permission had been requested.The director of the Association for Great Lakes Maritime History stated that he had never heard of the group and that nobody in his field had heard of them either. The sidescan images seemed to be authentic, but Baillod dismissed the claim that they had been made with a fish finder. He said that the images could not have been made with a hull mounted transducer, but would have required a towfish. The general consensus among journalists who have investigated the purported discovery is that it is a hoax and that <mask>'s F-89 jet remains undiscovered. There is a list of people who disappeared and there is also a list of missing aircraft. A photo album about <mask>'s family and background was found in the Ufo Casebook.

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